Sculptures

They’d tell you of temples and courts, of storms stilled with dance, of wisdom wrapped in elephant form. Every curve and gesture in these Indian Sculptures carries the weight of stories older than memory itself.

Brahm’s Sculpture Collection isn’t mere decoration, it’s devotion made visible. Each piece is carved, cast, or chiseled by hand in the same time-tested mediums that shaped India’s sacred art: wood, stone, and brass. These Statues breathe life into the divine and the human alike, shifting between myth and meditation with effortless grace.

To call them Indian Statues barely does them justice. They are echoes of temple sanctuaries and royal courtyards, born from traditions that see no separation between art and spirit. The hands that make them don’t follow blueprints; they follow memory, rhythm, and faith. No two are alike, because no story is either.

Bring one home and you bring more than beauty. You bring a piece of India’s living heritage: bold, graceful, and never ornamental for ornament’s sake. Each sculpture invites you to pause, to feel, to listen.

Hand‑crafted brass Ganesh statue seated posture for home décor

Seated brass Ganesh sculpture symbolizing wisdom and obstacle removal

Seated Lord 'Ganesh' Statue in Brass and Copper Mix

£392.80 GBP

£491.00 GBP

A brass sculpture of the Laughing Buddha with a golden finish, holding a sack over his shoulder and standing.

Brass Laughing Buddha statue for home décor symbolizing abundance and good fortune

Brass Laughing Buddha Sculpture

£414.40 GBP

£518.00 GBP

A brass sculpture of Dancing Shiva 'Nataraja', depicting the Hindu god Shiva in a dynamic pose with one foot raised, holding a drum and a fire of dissolution, surrounded by a flaming circle.

Hand‑crafted brass Nataraja statue showing Lord Shiva in cosmic dance pose

Dancing Shiva 'Nataraja' in Brass

£536.00 GBP

£670.00 GBP

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Solid brass Nataraja statue Lord Shiva performing cosmic dance

Brass Nataraja sculpture with flame‑ring and drum of creation

Dancing Shiva 'Nataraja' in Solid Brass

£443.20 GBP

£554.00 GBP

Meditating Buddha statue in lotus pose carved from stone and resin

Calm meditative Buddha sculpture seated cross‑legged in lotus pose for home décor

Meditating Buddha Statue in the Lotus Pose

£595.20 GBP

£744.00 GBP

Brass wall plaque of Goddess Lakshmi with elephants for home décor

Brass Plaque of Lakshmi with Elephants

£560.00 GBP

£700.00 GBP

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Frequently Asked Questions

What makes Brahm’s Indian Sculptures unique?

Each sculpture is handcrafted in India by master artisans using time-tested techniques passed down through generations. Whether carved from wood, stone, or cast in brass, every piece carries its own story, shaped by both cultural memory and the artist’s hand. No two statues are ever identical, because no two stories are.

Are these sculptures made using traditional methods?

Yes. Every Indian Sculpture in our collection is created using traditional techniques such as lost-wax casting for brass, hand-carving for wood, and chisel work for stone. These aren’t factory reproductions, they’re living expressions of India’s craft heritage.

What materials are used in Brahm’s Sculptures?

Our Statues are crafted in brass, wood, and stone, each chosen for its symbolism and durability. Brass represents divinity and endurance, wood reflects warmth and life, and stone embodies permanence and devotion.

Where are the sculptures sourced from?

All pieces are sourced directly from India’s renowned craft regions, from Rajasthan's brass artisans to Tamil Nadu's stone carvers and Sringar's woodworkers. Every sculpture carries the geography of its making.

Are the sculptures suitable for modern interiors?

Absolutely. Brahm’s Indian Statues are designed to bring presence and character to any space, whether it’s a contemporary home, a minimalist studio, or a traditional setting. They are not just decor; they are conversation pieces rooted in history.

How should I care for my sculpture?

Keep your sculpture away from direct sunlight and excessive moisture. For brass pieces, occasional gentle polishing maintains their natural sheen. Wooden and stone sculptures should be dusted softly to preserve their texture and patina.

Do the sculptures hold any spiritual or cultural meaning?

Yes. Many of our Indian Sculptures depict deities, mythical beings, or symbolic animals that represent wisdom, strength, and protection. But you don’t need to follow the religion to appreciate them. These pieces can be valued as art, heritage, and expressions of India’s cultural imagination as a way to connect with beauty, craftsmanship, and story, wherever you come from.